Using the forge, anvil, and basic hand tools you will learn to draw a taper, bend, flatten or spread, twist, and punch holes. Using these techniques you will make your own wall hooks to hang your things!
Join us for a 'make and take' class, where you'll learn to craft your own fire honey—a potent, immune-boosting elixir perfect for allergy season.
Muscadines are native to the southeastern US, full of flavor, and make a beautiful jelly. Participants will work in groups of 3 and will each take away 3 jars of homemade muscadine jelly.
If outdoor Birding at Burritt is a little more than you are up for, this Birding watercolor class may be just what you are looking for; perfect for all skill levels, even if you have never picked up a paint-brush, the point is to come and relax for a bit while creating something special!
EXPLORE NATURE Birding at Burritt January 25 | 10am-4pm Join us for “Birding at Burritt” to chase away the winter blahs. This family-friendly, fun-filled day includes a falconry presentation, an Audubon Society-led guided hike, and a visit to the Barnyard. Enjoy “Beauties of the Sky,” an hour-long presentation by Tommy Howell showcasing his collection of unusual birds. Bird-themed crafts will be offered in the Historic Park for children’s enjoyment. 10:15-11:00 Falconry with Carol Speegle, Phillip Nette, and Jeremy Jones, and their birds Learn about the art of falconry and meet Volt, Cochise, and Bounty.
